Sentence examples for inaccurate email from inspiring English sources

I also stand corrected, not least by its proprietor, of giving an inaccurate email address for the site which shows that the statement I attributed to Petronius must be faulty.

In case of non-receipt of an email ("spam") or an inaccurate email address for sponsors or principal investigators, we analyzed trials as if they had received the intervention.

"Britain First supports democracy and firmly opposes racism, so to describe us as 'fascist' is wildly inaccurate," the email reads.

IP in Paris which is separate from 33 other Pasteur Institutes around the world also says the newspaper's story is inaccurate and says emails quoted in the piece that were attributed to IP President Christian Bréchot were not authentic.

The email contained inaccurate information, even claiming that BrowserStack would be shutting down.

The revelation that the source passed along inaccurate summaries of the emails raises troubling questions for Karl and ABC News: Do Karl's bosses know who the source is who misled the reporter?

After publishing an article highlighting the inaccuracy, and after Berkowitz sent multiple emails to the producer of the show, Robert Buchanan, NBC finally agreed to remove the inaccurate segment admitting in an email that because "some are misinterpreting your... [Rabbi Berkowitz]... comment- we are going to take the story off the web".

"For my stupid and cheesy attempt at humor at the end of a luncheon interview–I apologize…it was ungracious, uncalled for…and inaccurate," said Diller in an email.

"To assume that you can substitute OTC [over the counter] and/or generic medicines sequentially is inaccurate," he wrote in an email.

The firm warned ahead of the Wikileaks publication that it would make no comment on whether any of the emails were authentic or inaccurate.

Parts of the edited emails Karl used were "inaccurate" and "invented" to make the administration and State Department look bad.